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New issue 1714 by aalto.t...@gmail.com: Variable that contains variables is
not correctly resolved when variable is declared in the variable file
http://code.google.com/p/robotframework/issues/detail?id=1714
When I have variable that contains the Operating-system variables
${EXECDIR} and ${/}, they are not correctly resolved when variables are
read from resource file.
I did write small example, my test looks like this:
*** Settings ***
Variables varibale.py
*** Test Cases ***
foobar
${other var} Catenate SEPARATOR= ${EXECDIR} ${/} out
Log c:${/}tmp${/}out
Log ${other var}
Log ${MY_VAR}
and my varibale.py looks like this:
MY_VAR = "${EXECDIR}${/}tmp"
But when test case is executed C:\tmp folder, all the Log keywords output
should look the same, but it does not. The Log ${MY_VAR}, looks like
this: 14:58:25.590 INFO ${EXECDIR}${/}tmp
But the other Log keywords looks like this: 14:58:25.590 INFO
C:\tmp\out
Is this a bug or expected result? I could not find answer from user Guide,
are the variables inside a variable resolved when variables are declared in
the variable file.
Tested with:
C:\>pybot --version
Robot Framework 2.8.4 (Python 2.7.6 on win32)
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